The Hebrew alphabet is over 2200 years old. It is derived from Aramaic and is used for both ancient
Hebrew (the language of Judaism) and the modern language of
Israel, Ivrit.
Versions of this alphabet are used for languages spoken by Jews in
Central Europe (Yiddish) and Asia (Ladino).
The Hebrew alphabet is over 2200 years old. It is derived from Aramaic and is used for both ancient
Hebrew (the language of Judaism) and the modern language of
Israel, Ivrit.